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Innergex champions clean energy in major project approval push

September 25, 2024 | Energy Facility Site Evaluation Council, Governor's Office - Boards & Commissions, Executive, Washington


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Innergex champions clean energy in major project approval push
During a recent government meeting, representatives from Innergex Renewable Energy provided insights into the company's commitment to clean energy and its operational practices. Innergex, which specializes exclusively in renewable energy, operates 88 clean energy facilities across the United States, Canada, France, and Chile, with additional projects currently in development.

Miss O'Neil, a representative from Innergex, emphasized the company's focus on hydro, land, and solar energy, stating that they only develop and operate clean energy facilities. This approach ensures that agencies and jurisdictions involved in projects are aware of who they are partnering with, fostering transparency and accountability.

In her testimony, Miss O'Neil detailed her extensive experience in the renewables sector, which began in 2008 as an environmental coordinator. Her role has evolved to include regulatory assessments, permit applications, and collaboration with landowners, stakeholders, and indigenous groups throughout the project development process. She highlighted her involvement in coordinating environmental assessments and major permitting efforts for projects in Western Canada and the US Pacific Northwest.

The primary purpose of her testimony was to support the approval process for the Wattoma Solar Energy Projects, underscoring Innergex's ongoing commitment to advancing renewable energy initiatives.

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